I haven't found such links... so here is a quick write-up.

As I tried to imply, the move to a multi-insurer system is not yet one with concrete proposals. The actual plans are kept from the public like top secret military plans, now they just do advocacy and 'prepare the ground' with other changes.

What was hammered through so far:

1. introduction of a fee for visiting a doctor, as well as staying in a hospital (but with children and poor adults exempted), with the expressed intent to reduce visits and medicine prescriptions, but 'sold' with loud rhetoric about ending the practice of giving gratitude money (which is bullshit -- on one hand, I personally have never paid gratitude money so it's not quasi-compulsory as they claim; on the other hand, people will aways try to get special treatment and get jumped ahead in the waiting line with some black money);
   
2. closures of some hospitals, the institutional merging of others, in particular the hospitals attached to various state companies and bureaucracies are to be separated from them (they are some of the best -- thus some of the most sellable...);
   
3. selling medicines outside pharmacies;
   
4. organising a tracking of who really pays social security insurance, and require money from those who don't (which is crual: many of these people lost their jobs or have bosses who play tricks with the State);
   
5. they created a new (public) oversight body over the (as yet public) social security insurer, one that is supposed to act for customers against misbehavior of the insurer; this oversight body is the first element for a future multi-insurer system.

As for what was leaked/hypothetised so far regarding the plan for a multi-insurer system: it will probably be of a mixed system, in which the public social security insurer continues to exist and finances emergency, pregnant-treating and other critical services, and the state also continues to collect the money; while the private insurers divide up the health care system among themselves (each having its own network), and everyone has to choose one.

I'd say it's madness, complete and criminal madness, every single element of this policy mess.

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}